CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: The NC State Veterinary Hospital is seeing only emergency patients until further notice.

Veterinary Hospital Changes Reduce Risk While Continuing Care

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    Emergency Information

    Call 919-513-6911 for Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care.
    We are open 24/7, 365 days a year.

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    Veterinarians: Request a Consult

    Veterinarians can request a consult directly to each speciality service by phone or online.

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    A quick overview and contact list to reach our services and programs.

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    Pet Owners

    What to expect

    Our experienced specialists work with you, and with your primary care veterinarian, to tailor the diagnostic and treatment plan to your pet’s individual needs, and to your unique situation and wishes.

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    Hospital NewsMore Stories

    Inside an Unprecedented Month at the CVM

    During this difficult time, we remain dedicated to teaching the next generation of veterinarians and providing compassionate and comprehensive medical care.

    Caring for Yourself When Coping with COVID-19

    Some advice from members of our care team focused on providing real-time support for the human side of the human-animal bond. 

    Combating Coronavirus: NC State CVM Provides Medical Equipment to Hospitals

    Ventilators, masks and other vital equipment has been sent to the UNC School of Medicine and its hospitals.

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